Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-12-15

Fisher, OF Penn Hall, accidentally shot
himself while out hunting in the noun.
tain near Prices gap. yesterday morn
ing. He WAS out with q party and nav
ing strayed away from them was not
missed until noon, when search was
made. lie was found at the foot OF
log, dead. II is supposed that he had
got on the log and reaching for his gun
to pull It after him the trigger canght
and the load discharged into his body.
His death 10 thought TO have been I'm.
Simultaneous. This is u very sad affair
and everybody sincerely sympalhizes
with the bereaved parents.
An infant child of c. w. Duck. of
Penn township, died yesterday after
noon.
The general terms at Christmas are
"Give." But the "Give" is naGght
when compared with the prices at ID.
:. Kaufman 3 mammoth store.
Geo. Mensh, who was injured re-
Gently on the railroad, was brought
home Yesterday afternoon, and is now
lying at his residence on North street.
Along with the rest of our merch-
ants E. G. Campbell Il Son make a
change i'm their advertisement this
week. Our readers should not fail TO
scan the advertising columns in this
issue.
A marked improvement has been
made on Centre street. uetween Penn
and Water by the building of substan-
tial boardwalks from the corner OF
Lamev's premises to the corner OF
Snook's lots.
| We know OF no place where you
can see such complete stock of candies
for the holidays as at Stoyer's grocery
ON Main street. He Keeps it all, from
the cheapest stick candy TO the finest
French mixtures.
Among the Inst of instructors and
lecturers billed for the Centre county
teachers institute we notice the name
of Prof. c. l.. Giamley, of Rebersburg,
who will have the musical department
in charge during the week.
Mrs. Mary Keen, Penn street, is
laid up with rheumatism and suffers
considerable pain. Hope the lady may
get rid of her affection speedily 30 that
she map enjoy the happy holiday season
with the rest OF the world.
Among the attractions at the
Lutheran festival next Saturday week
will be the Pink Teb PARTY" to be ar
ranged by the ladies. We are also In
formed that the rink is to be handsome
ly decorated for the occasion.
We are requested to announce that
the offaIs of wood which have accunu-
rated from the changes and repairs
made i'm the town hall will be sold at
public sale on next Saturday afternoon.
A chance to buy cheap tirewood.
For the past week or more Miss
Emma Edmunds of Aaronsburg, has
been canvassing our borough with sew
eral good books. among them "Saman-
tha at Saratoga" We understand she
meets with encouraging success.
--Among the attractive holiday ad-
vertisements appearing in this weeks
JOURNAL is ID. s. Kauffman's large
and important proclamation. 1mpor-
tant because it will serve as reliable
guide to judicious buyers. Read it.
For SALE.-The undersigned has for
safe good Dsivitss nos@c, Sctt OF SIN
gle Harness, three Buggies and two
Sleds. For terms and further particu-
lars apply to j. +. HARTER,
1926 Millheim, Pa.
Among the new advertisements in
this weeks issue. L. B. Stover's holi-
day announcement will be of particular
interest to our readers in and aroun0
Madisonburg, and we would call their
special attention to what he has TO say.
The two lots situate on Penn street
and adjoining W.T.. Mauck's residence,
were sold by the executors of the estate
of Saml. Welser. decd 10 J. w. Stover,
for $500. All the town properties OF
the decedent have now been disposed
of.
Miss Carrie Kerlin, residing with
Mrs. Maria Frank, on North street,
has been lying seriously sick sipce last
Sunday with colvulSions. Carries
many friends are truly sorry to hear OF
her sickness and hope she may soon be
fully restored to health.
The finest line of Jewelry eyer
shown in Millheim can now be seen at
J. w. Stover's. on Main street. When
i'm want of real nice and valuable
Christmas present TO give TO some
friend YOU should by all means inspect
Sto,er's stock of jewelry, watches and
clocks.
For the next ten days all other
topics will be dwarfed in the general
search for Christmas presents, and Mr..
Deininger, of the Journal store. is out
with his annual announcement in this
issue, telling you where you may get
the newest things, what they are and
what they cost. Read his column.
The pike company shows AT least
some enterprise in putting up fences
along the road leading 10 Coburn at
places where the high banks on TIE one
side of it makes it very dangerous TO
come along w ith horses on dark nights
1t Is decided improvement which will
he highly appreciated by the travelling
public.
We are told there will be quite
scramble for the position of Notary
Public in this borough next spring,
when the term of the present incum-
bent, Mr.. b. o. Deininger will expire.
IL is said that already four applicants
are in the field for the hotaryship, of
course all of Republican faith, as it is
IA gubernatorial appointment.
We beg those of our subscribers
who find the expiration of their sub
scriptiOns STAMPED on their papers to